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MEDFORt) MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDJFQRI), OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1.1, 1910.
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CARDINAL SAYS
CATHOLICISM IS
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Primalo of Ireland Upholds Alms and
Purposes of Catholic Church, Say
in that In Its Teachings Lies
America's Salvation.
NEW YORK, Oct. 11. Cardinal
Loruo, Catholic primate of Ireland,
in a statement today upheld the aims
and purposes of tho Roman Cathol
icism by declaring that tho Catholic
church, becauso of Its fundamental
teachings, is to bo America's salva
tion. "Because its cardinal principles
aro moro vitally Christian than those
of other creeds," said Cardinal Loguo
"Catholicism will bo America's sal
vation. Tho church strikes at tho
very root of things tending to bring
about national .decoy."
Cardinal Loguo Indicated what ho
believed to bo America's besetting
sins, nnd among these he Included
divorce and graft by public officials.
"Against such evil Influences,"
said the cardinal, "he Catholic church,
has always waged lmplacablo war
fare. Catholicism represents en ap
plication of tho deepest Christian
principles."
Cardinal sounded a note of warn
ing for Portugal.
"Portugal should take Franco's
lesson to heart," said tho cardinal.
"The warfare on the Catholic church
In Portugal Is merely an attempt to
steal church property on which tho
state has absolutely no claim. Tho
confiscation of such property results
In the funds going Into tho pockets
of public officials Instead of the cof
fers of tho state.
"I believe the time Is coming when
. America will bo classed as a Catho
lic nation. Everywhere 1 see evi
dences of the tremendous growth of
church Influence and growth In mem
bership. Only narrow-minded peo
ple regard such growth as a men
ace." .
300,000 EMPLOYEES r FRENCH ROAD
" MAY GO ON SYMPATHETIC STRIKE
JOSEPHINE TO
VOTE ON LIQUOR
Empty Trains Stand Idle on Tracks
Patrolled byTroops No Violence
Yet Attempted Asked Increase
In Wages from 60 Cents to $1.00
a Day.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. U. Abe At
tell nnd Young Kilbane were match
ed today to fight 10 rounds on Oc
tober 24 here. They will weigh in at
122 pounds.
PARIS, Oct. 11. Rioting on the
Northern railway Hues began todnv,
although no ntenipts were made by
tho railway officials to operate the
trains.
Tho workmen who struck suddenly
last uight gathered about the sta
tions early today and resented tho
efforts of tho troops to disperse
them. Bricks were hurled nud win
dows smashed. Little knots of work
men gathered nnd listened to the ex
cited harrnngues from fellow work
ers and socialistic leadens. When
theso groups grew to large propor
tions tho troops, who are guarding
tho railway property, crowded around
them nnd ordered them to move on.
Tho troops had orders to keep nil
unemployed persons moving, but were
instructed to use force only when
necessary.
PARIS, Oct. 11 Employees num
bering 300,000 men aud women of
tho Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean
and tho state railroads are today
considering a strike in sympathy
with the walk out of the northern
lines, nnd the Inbor situation has
reached a critical slago.
All attempts to resume traffis on
the northern roads have proved to
bo fruitiest. Empty trains stands
useless on the tracks. Soldiers are
guarding the railroad property, but
as yet no viojence has been attempt
ed. Foot soldiers are housed in the
empty stations and mounted men are
patrolling the tracks.
The strike on the northern line
was precipitated by the demand of
tho coal handlers for an increase
in wages of from 60 cents to $1.00
per day.
When these demands were refused
all employees, including women tick
et sellers, and even women crossing
tendeds walked out.
The northern road operates about
3,700 kilometers of track. The Par
is, Lyons and Mediterranean oper
ates about 9,000 kilometers and em
ploys 81.000 persona.
Wet and Rry Question to Be Thresh
ed Out In November Wets f-'ito
a Petition With 360 Names Ask
ing for Another Election
MANN'S
Bargain Bulletin for'
Wednesday ahd Thursday
The Busy Little Store Just Around the Corner in the Post Office Block.
GAXTS PASS, Oct. 11. -Jose-phinc
county is to go through the
throes of another wet and dry cam
paign this fall. At the Inst seisiou
of the county court tho wattor of
submiting the question came before
Greater Oregon Home Rule ussocin
thc court on the petition of the
Greater Oregon Home Rule associa
tion. Judgo Jewell nnd SCoimty Clerk
S. F. Cheshire went ovor tho petition
carefully ndn checked over tho
names nnd it was found thnt tho po
tition had 3G0 legal voters' names
signed to it.
Tho county court thereupon or
dered that the question bo placed
upon the ballot and designated tho
day of the general election, Novem
ber S, as the day for voting upon the
question of whether tho county shall
remain dry or wet.
TEN BODIES FOUND. .
(Continued from Paarc 1.)
newspnper reporters, away from tho
mouth of the mine. The coroner has
made nil arrangements for holding
nn inquest.
The jury was timmoned yesterday
and spent last night in a camp near
the mine, playing enrds, waiting
grimly for the arrival of the firsr
sorpses.
The mine owners are caring for
the -widows nnd children of the en
tombed miners. A canvass was mado
today and showed thnt tho miners
had been able to provide for their
families but scantily. It showed thnt
in the families of the 55 men en
tombed there are 67 children. The
wives of several of tho entombed
La Vogue Suits cmd Coats
Our immonso showing or La Voruo Suits nnd Cunts la winning
us many friends ovory day. Wo hnvo tho popular priced garment!)
for fifteen dollars, nnd a showing of tho bettor ones, Tho La Voguo
stylos hnvo always boon rocogulzod by tho tending fashion contors
nB tho most reliable make. Tho gnrntont thnt glvos tho beat satis
faction nnd tho longoat wonr.
Como in hnd seo tho now colors and tho new woavos and how
well wo can fit you.
Silk Skirt Sale
Wo hnvo JUBt received a lot of Indies SHU Sklrta; nil "colon!
nnd pl.ilu back. Thoy aro of n good quality thnt will wear well.
Thooo aro showroom sampled and wore bought for loon than tho
usual prlco, ltogular values up to $7.00,
Big Thursday Selling Only $3.68
HKK WINDOW DIHl'LAY
Umbrella Special
Flvo dozen Indies' Umbrollns,
rain proof, In plain and fancy
handles, with good fast black tops,
2G Inches, sovon stayed and with
solid stool rods; a vory special,
FOU WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
98c
Outing Special
500 yards of good, heavy Out
ing Flnnnol In n good assortment
of colors, full width nnd a good
vnluo at tho regular prlco.
FOU WED. AND
THURSDAY, YD.
8 l-3c
Dress Gingham
400 yards of Droan QlughumB;
Quod quality; In a splendid assort
ment of colon; pnttorns In chocks
nnd stripes; suitable for chil
dren's school drconcn, lndtoa'
wnlats and house drositoo,
FOU WEDNESDAY AND
THUltSDAY ONLY, YD.
9c
Stay So Hair Ribbon
Hnvo you noon our now Qtay8o
Imlr ribbon fur chlldrou'a hair
wonr? It lino tin Invlnlblo wlro
edgu and can ho washed llku any
other ribbon, but mnken much
pruttlor bovvHj oomon In solid col
ors In four nnd flvo Inch widths.
ONLY, 1'EH
YAHD
25 and 35c
men are expected to bocome mothers
soon.
Rescuers, nfler penetrating two
miles from the cntranco, found the
ventilator which hnd boon demolish
ed by tho explosion. Tho huge mo
tor had been hurled fifty feet from
tho car on which it was mounted.
Tho rescuors are using n portable
fan.
District Superintendent Thompson
of tho Colorado Fuel ond Iron com
pnny declared today that the explo
sion wns a freakish one. Tho forco
orf the oxplosion wns downward, like
dynnmitu, it is said. It spent its
forco inward, not outward nnd thoro
foro mnde it impossible thnt nny of
tho miners entombed could survive.
Robert Leonard Deceased.
After, prolonged illnucss, due to
heart trouble and complication?,
Robert eLonnrd, passed nwny in his ing been aligned ns nn original Tarn
66th vear. Mr. Leonard hart re-mnnv bravo in tho Empire stale or
sidod in Ashlmul for twenty yonrs or
moro and was well known, says tho
Tidings.
Tho funeral services woro held
from Stock's undertaking parlor,
Inst Saturday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. Mellunry. A mmrtot com
posed of Messrs. Lagor nud Brown,,
nnd tho Missos Abbot nud Lnuur,
rendered appropriate- selections. I:i
tonncnt wns in Mountain iow cemetery-
Tho doconsod leaves n wifo
and n young dnughtcr.
JJr. eLonnrd wns n nntive of New
York, nnd hfiB been n resident of tho
const section for mnny yonrs. In
business circles ho wns fnmilinrjy
known as n hotel holicitor nud for n
long timo pursued thnt avocation at
tho depot horo in bchnlf of tho publin
houses in tho lending terminal. Po
litically ho wns nn uncompromising
democrat nnd prido himself on hnv-
gnnixatiou, whilo ninco coming to the
const his political affiliations have
been well known not onlyin county
but also in state councils. About a
year ago ho bocamu identified with
tho Savoy rooming lionso of this oitv
but ill health hns kept him a good
share of thulium fro inactively par
ticipntiu in its innnngemont.
For tho first tirjo in months sovon
or eight hur. ' knights of tho box
enr unloaded at Central Point yes
terday and after consulting their
field notes, mudo trneks for Snowy
Hutto orchnrdH to Hocuro n job of
Packing or picking npplcH and a
hour later, with pockulu bulging with
fruit, pnssod, passed on south io n
moro congeninl climo.
It is rumored thajt nn application
is to ho mado for n saloon licenso
nt Tolo. Those follows down thoro
aro hound to bo metropolitan, as well
as cosmopolitan.
TOO f.ATE TU CLASSIFY.
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FOR SALE Ono horso, weight, l'lfit),
8 years old, cheap; orchard truck,
$30; lots and ncro nud fivo aero
trnot. Address Owner, Hox 017.
177.
Now Bureau Active.
WASHINGTON, D. 0., Oct. 11.
Tho flret stop In relief work under
taken by tho nowly established bu
reau of mlnon, undor tho dlroctlon of
Chief Holmes, was tnkon today whon
tho bureau ordered a apodal train to
Stnrkvlllo, Col., whoro nearly 00 min
ors aro bollovod to bo Imprlsonod la
a mine.
Tho train 1b on routo to Starkvlllo
nnd cnrrlos a full oqulpmont for the
work of rescue.
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of an Orchard Platting Proposition for a home or an
Investment are
Gootf Soil, Good Location
And a Price
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WHICH GIVES THE OTHER FELLOWS AN OPPOR
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